Example API searches for specific
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This section shows some examples of API search queries for datasets with specific parameters. There are many more parameters that can be searched, please refer to the TERN vocabularies for a full list of parameters. Each entry has its own unique URI that can be used as a search value.
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Feature of Interest
EcoPlots has records for a broad range of observations that are categorised in as a Feature of Interest (FOI). Please see the FOI vocabularies for more detaildetails.
Example 1 - Retrieve all the data from the exists for “Landform”feature of interest
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"feature_type": [ "http://linked.data.gov.au/def/tern-cv/2cf3ed29-440e-4a50-9bbc-5aab30df9fcd" ] |
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Observable property
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Each observation in EcoPlots is measuring an observable property (or parameterEcoPlots collects data for many different is observable properties (or parameters). Please see the Parameter vocabularies for more detaildetails.
Example 1 - Get all the data from Crown cover “Crown cover”parameter.
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"observed_property": [ "http://linked.data.gov.au/def/tern-cv/83ac0278-51cd-4d1a-8e05-7c1fc68cf020" ] |
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Refine search to a temporal extent (date)
In addition to all the vocabularised facets , you can filter that can be used for searching, it is all possible to refine data based on a temporal resolution search.
Example 1 - Get all the data between 1st January 2006 and 30th July 2021.
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"date_from": "2006-01-01", "date_to": "2021-07-30" |
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Spatial extent
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Statial queries in EcoPlots allows Spatial queries within EcoPlots allow three different formats: GeoJSON, Well-Known Text (WKT) and Bounding Box. The A spatial query will do an “intersect” between the given geometry and the geometry of the data.
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